
Getting to know... Mass Timber Thought Leaders: Fast+Epp!
Tobias Fast of Fast+Epp on mass timber and prefabrication, timber versus concrete, and Timber Bay, the online tool they built on ShapeDiver for estimates.
Ezequiel López and Alex Walzer
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Tobias Fast of Fast+Epp on mass timber and prefabrication, timber versus concrete, and Timber Bay, the online tool they built on ShapeDiver for estimates.
Ezequiel López and Alex Walzer

Sebastian, founder of the German company Indimise, on letting anyone design their own 3D printed phone case online with Grasshopper and ShapeDiver.
ShapeDiver

Julius, Max, and Paul of the German brand YŪ by YOU on their algorithm that turns a name into a ring, amulet, or pendant, and on making the pieces.
ShapeDiver

The team behind Planen Planen on their B2B configurator for car trailer tarpaulins, built with Grasshopper and ShapeDiver to automate CNC production.
Ezequiel López

3D Insert, from Inspire AG and ETH Zurich, adds mechanical interfaces such as threaded inserts to 3D printed parts with a configurator on ShapeDiver.
Daniel Omidvarkarjan

Rahul Grover of PHYSEE, a Dutch maker of smart facade technology, on the PHYSEEbility Check Tool, built in Grasshopper and offered online with ShapeDiver.
Ezequiel López

Lodovico Bruno of Nove25, an Italian jeweler, on letting customers personalize jewelry online and producing it with parametric design and ShapeDiver.
Ezequiel López

Malta-based Shapelamp lets anyone design their own lamp online, then makes it with rapid manufacturing and handcraft. Its founders on how it works.
ShapeDiver

Estructuras Arqué, a Spanish steel construction firm, built Spatial Systems, a web app that designs space frames and exports them to IFC.
ShapeDiver

Nicholas Florek, CEO of General Lattice in Chicago, on scaling 3D printing from prototypes to production, parametric design on ShapeDiver, and meta-materials.
Nicolas Florek

Model No., a furniture company in Oakland, 3D prints custom furniture from plant-based materials on its own printers. Its co-founders explain how.
ShapeDiver

Marie Boltenstern, head of design at the jewelry house Boltenstern, on parametric design, 3D printing in precious metals, and individuality.
Ezequiel López